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Tanya Halsall^1,2, Emma McCann³, Julia Armstrong⁴

¹Youth Research Unit, University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research at The Royal, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

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Integrating youth voice into mental health systems is crucial for effective prevention and early intervention. Youth advisories can significantly influence strategic directions and enhance youth engagement in service delivery.

Keywords:

bioecological model integrated youth services mental health participatory evaluation youth advisories

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Area of Science:

Mental Health Systems Research
Youth Engagement Strategies
Knowledge Mobilization in Healthcare

Background:

Mental health systems require a focus on prevention and early intervention for young people.
Integrating youth voice is essential for guiding priority directions in youth mental health services.

Purpose of the Study:

To understand how youth advisories can influence strategic directions within youth mental health knowledge mobilization networks.
To evaluate the effectiveness of youth advisories in shaping system-level decision-making.

Main Methods:

Reviewed the development stages of a youth advisory within a national network.
Engaged the youth advisory in a participatory evaluation of youth voice inclusion processes.

Main Results:

Identified moderate to high levels of individual engagement within the youth advisory.
Observed strong development of processes and procedures supporting youth voice inclusion across the network.

Conclusions:

Youth advisories are valuable for enhancing youth engagement (YE) in knowledge mobilization for mental health services.
The study provides a useful methodology for evaluating YE efforts at a system level.